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Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Excel 2000 in 10 Minutes

Sams Teach Yourself Microsoft Excel 2000 in 10 Minutes

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Lesson 1. Starting and Exiting Excel

Lesson 2. Creating and Opening Workbook Files

Lesson 3. Saving and Closing Workbook Files

Lesson 4. Using Excel's Toolbars

Lesson 5. Getting Around Excel

Lesson 6. Getting Help

Lesson 7. Beyond Help

Lesson 8. Changing How You View Your Worksheet

Lesson 9. Entering Different Types of Data

Lesson 10. Correcting Your Entries

Lesson 11. Working with Ranges

Lesson 12. Copying, Moving, and Deleting Ranges

Lesson 13. Inserting and Removing Cells, Rows, and Columns

Lesson 14. Changing Column Width and Row Height

Lesson 15. Managing Your Worksheets

Lesson 16. Printing Your Workbook

Lesson 17. Printing Large Worksheets

Lesson 18. Performing Calculations with Formulas

Understanding Excel Formulas

Order of Operations

Entering Formulas

Displaying Formulas

Editing Formulas

Lesson 19. Copying Formulas and Recalculating

Lesson 20. Performing Calculations with Functions

Lesson 21. Changing How Numbers Look

Lesson 22. Giving Your Text a New Look

Lesson 23. Adding Cell Borders and Shading

Lesson 24. Creating Charts

Lesson 25. Enhancing Your Charts

Lesson 26. More Ways to Enhance Charts

Lesson 27. Saving and Publishing Workbooks to the Internet

Lesson 28. Working with a Database

Lesson 29. Finding and Sorting Data in a Database

Lesson 30. Adding Graphics and Other Objects to Worksheets

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Entering Formulas

You can enter formulas in either of two ways: by typing the formula or by selecting cell references.

To type a formula, perform the following steps:

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